GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953

1NTERESTINQ HAPPENINGSIN THE LINDEN AREA

(Delayed)Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Armitage arid

family were Wednesday evening sup-Iter guests of Mr. and Mrs. James.Holt, the occasion being MichaelHolt's third birthday anniversary.

Mr .and Mrs. Bob Nelson wereThursday evening callers in the Chas.Keeler home.

The "Friendly Neighbors" Club,postponed their regular meeting untilnext month so that club membersmight attend the "Tell Your Neigh-

bor" Day at Southwick.Mr, and Mrs, F. C. Cuddy of Ken-

drick were Sunday dinner guests inthe Bill Cuddy home.

Mrs. Chas. Keeler called on Mrs.Bill Zimmerman Wednesday.

Mrs. Arley Allen spent Mondaywith her daughter, Mrs. Archie Gar-ner at Juliaetta, helping her makegarden.

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. Marion Souders were his moth-

er, Mrs. Grace Souders of Kendrick;Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Greenwood ofFerdinand and Mr. and Mrs. ArleyAllen.

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We congratulate you on the successfulpassing of another milestone on life's jour-ney. We know that the years of study justcompleted will be a real help as you goonward —whether it be to institutions ofhigher learning —or the battle of life!

AGAIN -CONGRATULATIONS!/

Variei:y & l~iil: Sl:oreYour GIFT and JEWELRY Headquarters

Lewis B.Keene Phone 921

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Drop in today and'et us show yau aur "Seat-the-Heat"Spectals! Dozens of super values to make hat weather living

mare comfortable I=I BEVERAGE

SET. y-piece set with Sb.oLi plkt er. Cornea in crystal'l ~ r staaa or colorI.

10-Inch

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"''~ICE CHESTFully Insulated top, bat.tarn and sides. Has remavable Ice container.

slVIMIITRAYS

"I CoversTrays for every taste.Metal, wood and plasticdecorated and plain.

lllllllf'II~mgtea. b ~ Checking Your Fan

(Fram Better Homes B Gardens

HANDYMAN'S BOOK)

When your fan won't run, disconnect

it and try turning blades by hand.

If they turn easily, the trouble is

probably electrical. Check the brushes—make sure they are cleani thatthey have nat worn past the point

af good contact. Check Ihe card for

breaks. If your fan is af the brush.

less, induction type, better have aserviceman check the starting mech-

anism.

Atra —sS arC WarePtNN OM Frank Abrams KSHORlCK

..4f ....0:S:tecia„..$8 OCULENS, OPTICALLY GROUND

SUN GLASSES - ALL COLORS, ATTHE SPECIAL PRICE OF $2.69

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NEW ROD WEEDERS

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SERVICEHow would you like to have a staff of com-

petent messenger boys at your disposal, alwaysready to go anywhere with cash to settle yourobligations, returning prpmptly with your re-ceipts

» effect, you have such a staff availablewhen you mmntaln a Checking Account at Ourbank. Surely, this is the safe, modern, con-venient way to handle your financial affairs.

United States Savings Bonds May Be purchased

At This Bank~ ~

Things Worth RtmemhcringRevenge on an enemy make~ vou

but equal him —forgiving sets you.above him.

We hear a lot about cheap moneythese days but it's never so cheap,tha tit isn't dear

As a general rule the fellow whois in a position to do as he pleases—never knows what to,do.

Tip to motorists: Limit your speed—not your chances to live.

Conferences Scheduled

The Fourth Quartely Conference ofl.he Kendrick 'Methodist CommunityMay 26, in the church basement.Church will be held Tuesday evening,

The Fourth Quartely Conference ofthe Juliaetta Methodist church will Ibe held Wednesday evening May 27at 8:00 o'lock, in the church.

Get that fresh fitth at Blew&t'eCaotb Gzocezy evezIP Tbiozsdag, De-Itetotsg, nutrltlotss. 1M.

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KENDRICK G~ETTI0 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953

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Slii!i!S.lHMthat's Mobilheat

Nothing quite equals pure, unadulterated

sunshine, of course. But, nothing comescloser to sunshine in winter than the

comforting warmth you'l enjoy fromMobilheat. Pure as a ray of sunlight,

Mobilheat brings you solid comfort in the

coldest weather. Like the sun itself,Mobilheat is the heat that never fails.

= Onlsr Now!'J. M. HEDI ER, Kendrick, AgtOffice Phone 061 Residence Disl-2628

Green Stamps With Mobilhest

Mobilbeai ...keeps yoa warm

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MARIE CANDLER 3ULIAETTA, IDAHOWILLIAM J. BAMBERRY

JERRY- LEE BROWN I

MARGRIE ALICE FOSTER; > Spend An Enjoyable Evening At The ~PRISCILLA BENSCOTER ARMITAGE, i Auditorium

GERELD LEE LOHMANBARBARA COLWELL HALSETH SUNDAY, MAY 24TH, 7:80 P. M.

wILLIAM BARBEE MITGHELL I IS BAPTISM NECESSARY.

MARILYN G. PEDERSONCHA'RLES EUGENE TAYLOR SPECIAL: Moving picture

KENNETH CECIL GRUELL t Sing with the Doppst.. - MARJORIE DARLENE - PETERSTHURSDAY, MAY 28,':80 P. M.

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M. A. DOPP, Speaker

SPECIAL: Question box opened

Special music

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are prompted to sponsor the above advertisementthrough our 'de-

sire to serve the best interests of our communityin every way possible.

MEMBERS OF THE CLASS

HENRY LEE JONES,WILLIAM JACK„COWGER

LEROY THOMAS GLADENJOAN ROSE LAWRENCE

LORINE MAE STEIGERLOIS ANN PLATT

MARION LOUIS RATHBUNCELIA LAURINE ROBERTS

MARY ELLEN WEAVERMONA KAY HAMMONDCLARA CHRISTENIA DABERCO

HERMAN CARL KUYKENDALL

BERNADINE MAY GLENNDOLORES JOAN BAII EY

MAX L. BERLINGHOFFGEORGE MILTON PRESSNALL

BINA RABY COOK

KENDRICK ROCHDALE CO.General Wsxehouse snd Sperry Dealers

BLEWXTT'S- GROCERY MARKETMeats sud Groceries

DR. GEO. W. McKEEVERDentsl Surgeon

KENDRICK CREAMERYThe Home of "pogstch CMef r Dstry Products

THURBER'SDry Goorls —Notions —Ladies'eady-To-West

GEORGE F. BROCKE 4 SONS SeedsmenKendrick "Tops of the Crop" Phone 12S1

KENDRICK TABLE SUPPLYWallace D. Mnler "Everything For Your Table" Phone

581

THE RED CROSS PHARMACYLewis B Keeue The Rexsll Store

THE FARMERS BANKFsrms Loans and Insurance

ABRAMS HARD%AREHsrdwsre snrl Electricsl Appusuoes

THE KENDRICK GAZETTEThe Home-town Printer

KENDRICK GARAGE COMPANYGoo@'esr Tires —Standard Oil Products

KENDRICK BEAN GROWERS ASSOCIATIONDealers In International MscMnery —Bean Buyers

THE LEWISTON GRAIN GROWERSFarmer Owueii sad Farmer Controlled

American )nventlons Nal

Iaoo4 Pasture Pregram

Igeans gore Profits

I Over4razing Can K">1 Out Posture Growth

Now-;fs the time,to plan a "com-

. plete pasture, program" that will

give yo)ir dairy cattle an abundanceof, high qua]fty, low cost feed atall;times next year, says the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Committee.

The, Farmer who,has an aG-seasonsupply of;succulent -forslge, grasslsnage or hay is,the farmer who willIhave bigger milk cheoks, lower feedcosts,and more overall profits, theIcommittee points out,

Earl, Jones, Ohio State Universityextension sgronomist, says that awell-rounded pasture plan should. in-

clude: (1) Seeding well adapted leg-

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,ume-grass mixtures; (2) The use ofIlime and commercial fertilizer; (3)'Good grazing management.

Jones recommends alfalfa, ladjnoclover and grass for summer graz-ing. Where alfalfa does not thrive,ladino .clover and grass. will do agood job. Timothy, brome grass ororchard grass may also be used.

He cautions farmers to,avoid kill-ing out pasture growth by over-

grazing and to provide palatable and,ziutritiouii pasture by avoiding un-der'grazing. Jones suggests dividing:pasture areas into lots. Cattle areallowed to graze down.growth in onelot and they are moved to agoer.

Along, with goodlegume-grass'ixtures

and,managed-,graMg,Jones empha'sizes the benefits framadding hme- and fertilizers carryingnftrogeri, phosphate'ind got'ash,

Poetry hIdus(ry ExyectsTo Boost Pioduction

One, of the nation's newest.-Iagri-cultur'a1: . industries is expectedi: toboost-the value of poultry

products'eyond

the four billion dollar marktIhie.year,

This new industry-known as thebroiler- industry.— is, expected to,ac-count, for almost half the chickenmeat, consumed in 195', icomparedto an almost negligible amount,15years .ago. Poultry breeders.havesucceeded in developing chickensthat eat less and still grow from twoto three weeks faster to reach,mar-ketable size.

H. H. Alp, Director of CommodityDepartments for the AmericanFarm Bureau Federation, recentlycredited, the success of the new in-dustry to the nationwide Chicken-of-Tomorrow program sponsoredsince 1945 by A lk P 'Food Stores.

Only a few years ago, accordingto U.S. Department of Agriculturereports, most of the chicken meatconsumed in this country came fromso-called "backyard flocks." Rec-ords of specialized broiler produc-tion in 1934 show that these chick-ens accounted for only 3 per centof total, consumption of 18,8 poundsof,chicken per capita. In 1951-broil-ers are expected to account for 51per cent. of a per capita consump-tfon of 29.7 pounds.

Hayloft Door

d at safe thatwill do everything, it wo n't do

spec, you will have a pleasanTheie are drive at safe speeds, if you

don'on any of our highways. „c~ follow the'posted limits in variousonly a fem roads built where you l vicinities, if you mon't give the, othergo as fast as you wmt to this feflow a chance for his own safety,s e, and these are no then our powerful big car beCome a.

t that you murder weapon,just like a pistol,

have one of those powerful big cars ~kn

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Cene ric c .3a'CK 6AZETTE THURSDAYIMAY 21, 1953

EOMOE OF TAX LEVY ELECTION BulldIng Mo & M POWKEOII SAF. T„

'B Dwight OroffordA buildins'oving crew brought

up the 14x24-foot warehouse belong- I'l grant you thatthese new cars

o Louis Lindquist from Julia- will really godown the road; they

a Mon ay morning, and deposited are certainlybuilt for comfort and,

it on the lot beside the Gazette of- speed. They are equippedwith big

levy election to be held June 2nd, fice engines thathave horses to spare.

1958I 'at the Kelldrlck High .SchoolI M Theyhave pickup that will run the

at Kendrick, Idaho. The polls willr. Lmdquist uses the building for tires right off them, And, they wijll .

be open at the hours of 1:00 o'locke storage of Plumbing suPPlieS, stud up, too.

P. M., to 5:00 o'lock P. M.tools etc It was constructed on sl ds But w'bile we are looking at the

The questions to be voted on areuilt at Juliaetta some m~nths peed and durabiiit

as follows: cars, let's alsocast an eye in the .

direction of the roads upon whichIwe

Question No, 1, are going to travel.Shall the Board of Trustees of Statistics tell us that

a great per '!fKendrick Joint School District No. Estate of Etta M Van Horn centage of tile automobile accidents

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283 be authorized to levy a tax of Deceased which are happening, todayare caused

5 mills on property within the Dis- Notice is hereby given bythe by the driver overdriving his visi-

trict for Maintenance and Operation unde»fgned, administratrix of the bihty or road conditions. Too much

for the school year 1953-54. estate of Etta M, Van Horn, deceas speed for the roads and the weather.ed to the crmtors of and'all per It seems that the drivers of the fastQuestion No. 2. sons having claims against the said cars are always in a hurry to get

Shall the Board of Trustees ot deceased, to exhibit them with the somewhere. They are in such a hurryKendrick Joint .School District No necessary vouchers within four (4) that they risk their necks and that288 be authorized to levy a tax of oaths after May 2» 1953 the f~~~t of every other driver in order to get2 mills on property within the 'Dis- pub»cation of this notice, to the said whereever they are going. If thetrict to set up a SCHOOL PLANT administratrix at Juliaetta, Idaho, truth were known, these motoristsFACILIrrES RESERVE FUND. the sauna being the place for the often haven t anything to do when

Done by order of the Board of transaction of the business of said they do.get thereTrustees of said School District this estate, in Latah County, State of Come von. old tgner,. dori't try tO15th day of 'May, 1953. Idaho. pass lt all off onto

-.the young wbiy-.

A. O. KANIKKEBERG, MARY MYRTLE COCHRAN, per-snapper.We @&die aged;and

Clerk of Kendrick Joint Scbool . Administiatrix older fellowsare often just as guilty

District No. 283., Dated at Moscow, Idaho, May 19, as the your boys. A d Who taughtFirst pub. May 21, 1953 1953. the young

fellows their driving habits

Last pub. Ãay-28, 1953. First pub. May 21, 1953 anyway?Last pub June 11, 1953 Our roads and curves mill only

IN THF DISTRICT COURT OF Fr~ V. Barton,'Atty., safely hold a car going so fast. IfTHE TENTH JUDICIAL DIS-TRICT OF THE STATE OF IDA-HO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTYOF LATAH

If you have a trap door inyour barn loft, here is an Ideathat could possibly save yon adangerous fall.-Fit.it with guard-rails as shown above. The rails,which are hinged to the barnwall, swing outward and arehooked to the trap door when Itis in'the upright position. Whenthe door is closed the rhils arefamed flush against the waH.

Frozen Foods Show HugeGain During Past Year

A record percentage of farm pro-duce is moving to consumers infrozen form. Figures compiled byA lk P Food Stores, operator of 4,500markets in 37 states with six millioncustomers daily, show an overall in-crease in frozen food sales of 38.9per cent. Leading this list of foodsare citrus j u i c e concentratesorange and grapefruit juice, a blendef the two, and lemon mix. Peas,are strawberries also increassd.

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'Alh"';.: ««alking over the services we received-for this $8.32. We have ane «r'«angeI a good size deep freeze, two. refrigerators, four radios,two carpet sweepers, a coal stoker, a hot water heater, dishwasher, elect

KENDRICK GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953

niNihRIOK QAZETT'tb

Publlshsst usurp Tbursosp morning stKendrick, Id'aho, by W; L. McCreary

SUbscription, $2.00 per yearStrictly Independent in Politica

Ente]]ed at the postoffice at Ken-drick, Idaho, as second class mailmatter.

LOCAL

h')Flllg ..'F18C i llC,48mWednesday's hlarkets

Forty Fold, bulk ............,..........$2.06Federation, bulk ..................,..;......$2,06Rex, bulk .....................................$2.06Club, bulk .....................,........,:........$2,06Red, bulk ........,.......................,.........$2.06Oats, 100, bulls ..............................$2.40Barley, 100, bulk ..............,............$2.60Hannah Ba~ley, 100, bulk (No Quote)

Small Whites, 100 ...,....................$9.00Flats, 100 .........................,............$9.00Great Ãortherns, 100 .... (No Qupj]e)Reds, 100 ...................;...................,$9.00Pintos, 100 ........„............fNo Qaote)

Clover See@Alsyke Clover, 100 ........(No Quote)White Dutch, 100 ............(No Quote)

Fog js Woes ~ DozenLarge, Grade A ...............................41cMedium, Grade A ............................Small, Grade A

ButterButter, lb., retail .......................-....Butterfat ...................................."-"

SERVED SATURDAY AND SU%AYI

CHICKEN IN A BASKET

CHICKEN DINNER

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lI]]i]!ers S]]s s ies—IN STOCK—

WINDOWS— —DOORSCEILING TILE— —PLYWOOD

INSULATION — —FLOORINGMASONITE AND SIMPSON BOARD

MOULDINGS — —DIMENSION — —SHIPLAPTHICK BUTT SHINGLES —BUILDING PAPERS II

ROLL ROOFING — —SIDINGI s i i I b I s i. I .eac .umber,",

Products Co.PHONE DIAL-2401 JULIAETTA, IDAHO

SlipperyIKEI ARMITAQE

I OPEN TVQSDAys THROVQHII FRIDAZS EACH WEEK

-i'A ~ 'kk' rli ADS acre. The bacteria of the innoculation(Over Owl Drug Store) starts the plant to take in nitrogen

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G. M. C. SALES from the air as soon as the plant IIJ. hL HEDLER Jj'ON, Agents grows its first leaf. This process con-

Gray-Webb -Buick Co. tinues until the crop itself is har-Kendrick, Idaho vested.

The Inn pcu]ant that we sell isCOAL PRESTO-LOGS FoR SALE BY oWNER —Mo«i'n "Le-Gume Aid." We have it for

youi'nd

Wood 4 bedroom home, msulated. Plenty bean seed, and the cost Per acre isof closets and cupboards. Large very sma]]. A package that treatsComm+pg]tt] Htttt]]ttg basement with forced sir furnace. t 200 ibs. of seed costs $2.25. ThisGarage. Landscaped yard. East end 1'200 lbs. of seed mill plant 40 acres

ED. NELSON~y~ gsue ~~I of town. See Elton Wilson or Call I pf beans at 30 lbs. per acre. You011tR —Kendrick. 18 tf! could benefit 70 percent per acre of

Phone AS Kes]Crlets FGR SALE —hip:.em home, beauti ! nitrogen, or 2,800 lbs. on you]'0ful location, Pllced tp sell.'Must belacres. This would be equal to 300sold because of move being made lbs. of ammonia SulPhate per acre,

by famj]y. See Tom Keene Ken or 6 tons of commercial fertilizer.

PLUMBINgu ] umch tonsp" 'g tt mint ot it —gor ths smsu pri s o

$2.25 ou can have a gain in nitrogen~R LOWEST PRICES read the of some 400 percent on a 40-acreSerViCe Anywhere . ad. of Slewett's Cash Grocery on fr~id, and would be doing the workthe back page. 7-2 of restoring nitrogen to your land-

the way nature intended you to do.LE+TfS LINDQUIST F>R SALE —Used Daveno $25'00 For a good canteloupe for this area, gPhone 011R. 18-tf we have a new hybrid. This was de-

PHONE 481R KENDRICK FOR SAILE —Wood and coal veloped from the "Hale" fami]y of Imelons, and is a very good producer.white enamel, high oven, lots of Ii is about the same as the "Hale" Pstorage space, good condition; In in growing season, but lasts much eROOfing —'nSulatiOn — floor model, Phone 2649, Kendrick'eb a hy,b~r'd Th flavor 'i excel- g

Shake lent, and on good ground theywill

Panel and Asbestos Sha e FOR SALE —6-foot Cold pot - gro to ght pf 10 IbSIdlng frigerator, $75.00. Fred Stedman For a pood cucumber that is fine

Kendrick. 21 tf, for sn:all sweets, or large dills, or gNo Money Down —Small for just p]ain slicing, you cannot

Monthly Payments FOR SALE —Be]her Ward-Robe beat "Natio .al Pickling," This is an gFariner]s Pay Once ]L Yeerr! trunk, $25; cabinet Sparton radio, "All American" chc ice, and, should I

$20; V-8 three-brush generator you plant t'iis variety, we assure /{new) $8; oil heater, small, $20; you that you ivil] be pleased with the ~

gggggr80yg Q0, Maytag washing machme square results.tub, $20; .410-.22 gun, over and Each v, eek we always mention ~

MOSCOW, IdahO under, $25; assortment of wind "Bettergro;v Treated Seeds." This )Phone 4691 clocks, all prices; Chev. car radio, treatment is a combination of chem-,g

needs repair —or will trade for ica]s that we use on our seeds in Ibench saw or small boys'icycle. order to make sure that they mi]I gGeorge F. Calvert, Lenore. 18-2x grow. We use a chemical to coat the I

~ mg gzli]S I ts ———~~ seed so it v;i]l npt rot should a rainy gspell cpmr shortly after you have >

FOR SALE —Set of dishes serving made yo:r garden. We use another 4six. Never been used. Mrs. Cecil cheniica] that protects the seed I+

]1!j I Babcock, Kendrick. 21-1x against,vire worms and other in- g1 b I

. use still another chemical

zer; 10-foot Case drill; 3 bpttp~ that ]]e" a tendency to soften the g(

16-in. John Deere plow; 4 sectipn s«d t> make it germinate faster.harrow and draw bar; new ]jme This c. b;nation of chemicals is g

draw bar; 8-fopt disc; 12-fpot Calk garden .: "...ys insist on "Bettergrom,gins rod weeder; also 25 to 30 tpns Treated B'f

hay, to be put up on crop shaie If ypu ai'e ™ojng tp plant a, fem gr Brammer, Kend~~ck i acres pr a s]na]] pa c]i pf fie]d car]1,

20 tf we have some of thi ncv, strain of g"Yellow Dent Hybriti" on hand for gFOR RENT OR SALE —Modern 5- this purpose.

room house in Ju]izetta. Newly re- For your garden me have a corn- gdecorated, Call FAirfax 2657, Spp- piete line of seeds and bedding p]ants.kane. 21-3x For your field seeds we have grasses,

clovers, alfalfas and seed beans.FOR SALE —Good home, garage, See us for your supplies.

chicken house ad garden spot. J'G rge&. Brooke k Sons, S~sm nB. Hammonds Ju]iaetta. 19-tf pho'ne

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